ETHRICK BROWN'S NOVELS
Read Scottish thrillers with great plots and laugh out loud humour
The prompt this week was "She heard footsteps". I was bouyed up regarding some positive discusion about my anti-hero character from a couple of weeks ago so I thought I'd try a bit more work on him.
Following last weeks reading about the hiding place I think a few of the members might still be in shock and recovering from the macabre reading so I thought I better tober things down a bit. I think they prefer more sedate poetry and our creative writer introduced us to some 50 word fiction. The Prompt this week was "A mountain to climb" or "Losing your bearings"
This week the idea was to pick a photograph and use the prompt "I remember thats the one where"
This weeks prompt was "the hiding place". My efforts this week were a bit graphic and grotesque and bordering on horror writing. My creative writing advisor thought the central character would make a great anti hero in a novel. I agree I could probably do a lot more with this.
This weeks prompt was "your worst date". I don't think I've ever been anyones ideal date so there are a few to chose from. Well at least I never had to run off and join the Foreign Legion or did I?